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Démontée en 1947 en dépit de son inscription à l'inventaire supplémentaire des monuments historiques, la halle aux grains de Rohan a fait office de hangar agricole dans une commune avoisinante pendant une cinquantaine d'années.
Patrimoine déraciné et oublié de tous ou presque, elle a pu être sauvée, après une grande restauration. Après un exil de 60 ans, la halle se dresse à nouveau fièrement au coeur de Rohan. Édifice emblématique de l'histoire de la commune, elle offre à nouveau un cadre exceptionnel et convivial au marché hebdomadaire dédié aux produits du terroir, tous les dimanches matins
Le Palais Rohan abrite la Mairie de Bordeaux et a été construit pour l’archevêque de Bordeaux Ferdinand Maximilien Mériadec de Rohan en 1771.
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Palais Rohan is one of the foremost buildings of baroque architecture in Strasbourg. Built originally for the Bishops of the Diocese it houses three museums today.
Shen Hao PTB 45, Schneider-Kreuznach Super Angulon 5.6/90, yellow filter, Adox CHS II 100 developed in Rodinal 1+25 using the SP 445 developing tank, scanned on an Epson V800, adjusted in Lightroom.
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Le cadre est idyllique. Au cœur de la forêt de Quénécan, sur les bords du Blavet, l’abbaye cistercienne de Bon-Repos dresse sa fière silhouette.
Sa légende raconte que, chassant dans la région, Alain III de Rohan eut une apparition de la Vierge qui lui demanda de créer une abbaye sur ce site. Il s’exécuta et fonda Bon-Repos en 1184. En effet le 23 juin 1184, le vicomte Alain III et son épouse dressent l’acte de fondation de l’abbaye cistercienne de Bon-Repos en présence de Dom Pierre, abbé de la célèbre abbaye de Clairvaux, et de Raoul de Fougères, l’un des plus influents seigneurs bretons de l'époque. Ce même jour, un abbé et douze moines prennent possession des lieux. Le vicomte leur confie la mission d'établir un vaste domaine agricole sur le site. Longtemps prospère, Bon Repos devient Abbaye Royale en 1534.
Vendue comme bien national à la Révolution, elle sert ensuite de manufacture textile, de refuge aux Chouans, de cantonnement aux ouvriers du canal de Nantes à Brest, avant d'être laissée à l'abandon.
Elle est en ruines quand un groupe de passionnés fonde l'association des Compagnons de l'abbaye de Bon-Repos et décide de lui redonner vie en 1986, à force de travaux...
S’il ne reste que des vestiges de l’église du 13e siècle, les bâtiments du 18e et le cloître valent le détour. Ils accueillent désormais des expositions d’art contemporain.
Ruines de l'abbaye : inscription par arrêté du 5 janvier 1940 ; Dépendances et vestiges environnant l'abbaye : inscription par arrêté du 23 février 1990
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We did a little drive at the weekend over muddy roads to this site where part of LOTRs was filmed. Didn't see any orcs though!
The Palais Rohan (Rohan Palace) in Strasbourg, France is the former residence of the prince-bishops and cardinals of the House of Rohan, an ancient French noble family originally from Brittany, and is a major architectural, historical and cultural landmark in the city. Built in the 1730s next to Strasbourg Cathedral, it is considered a masterpiece of French Baroque architecture and has hosted a number of illustrious guests since its completion in 1742. Image taken from the south east side of Pont Sainte-Madeleine over the Ill River.
Here is a WIP of a Rohan scene I'm working on. I really like how it's turned out so far. Any thoughts or critique?
I'm sorry for the bad quality picture.
So for anyone who hasn't heard yet MELO 2017 is happening at the end of this month! :D
I'm pretty excited because I wasn't able to enter any of the previous Middle Earth Lego Olympics. So I decided I would do a bit of practice and make a really small little build. Might make some more at some point before the contest.
Part of the reason I made this was to try getting better at building, so if any of you want I'm looking for comments about what I could improve and what I did well. (Not just "Nice build" comments).
I'm also curious to know who else is entering MELO this year? :)
Jardin et façade arrière du Palais Rohan ( mairie de Bordeaux )
La Nymphe de Diane est une sculpture du sculpteur français Jules Rispal (1871-1909) exécutée en 1902.
Photo du 11 février 2015.
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Perfetta coniugazione di elementi medievali e rinascimentali il castello è stato costruito dal nobile Pier Maria Rossi tra il 1448 e il 1460 per l’amante Bianca Pellegrini d’Arluno, su un’altura che domina la vallata del torrente Parma: questa posizione, ora suggestivamente panoramica, era un tempo strategica per garantire il controllo sul territorio.
Pier Maria Rossi, conte di Berceto, marchese di San Secondo, è certamente uno dei personaggi più interessanti del ‘400, spesso paragonato a Lorenzo il Magnifico. Alle doti del valente condottiero militare unisce quelle di fine umanista e colto intellettuale, ama la musica e la poesia, conosce le scienze astrologiche, matematiche ed architettoniche. Torrechiara compare nei primi documenti del XI sec. col nome di ‘Torclara’, che deriverebbe da Torcularia per la significativa presenza di ulivi nel territori fin dai tempi antichi e pertanto di torchi per la produzione di olio. La presenza di un edificio con finalità difensiva di proprietà degli Scorza in questa località è segnalata in un’ordinanza del 1259 del Podestà di Parma che ne stabilisce la demolizione. Il documento lo definisce “domum”, con ogni probabilità una semplice ‘casa forte’ per il presidio del territorio.
Sulle rovine di quest’architettura (le cui vestigia sono oggi ancora visibili in una piccola breccia di una sala interna, detta del Pergolato) il conte Pier Maria Rossi (Berceto, 25 marzo 1413 – Torrechiara, 2 settembre 1482) dal 1448 al 1460 fa costruire il Castello di Torrechiara, con le caratteristiche e nelle sostanziali forme attuali, soprattutto il cuore della struttura ovvero la parte residenziale.
Il Magnifico, per anni fedele uomo d’arme alla corte Sforzesca di Milano, ottenuta l’investitura feudale del castello da parte di Galeazzo Maria Sforza nel 1480, paga la propria ribellione al successivo colpo di stato di Ludovico Sforza detto il Moro subendo reiterati attacchi armati da parte delle truppe lombarde che condurranno alla dispersione di tutti i possedimenti dei Rossi nel parmense. Incapace di trattare la resa, stanco e malato Pier Maria si spegne nel 1482 e la resa finale dell’amata rocca di Torrechiara arriverà un anno dopo. Il maniero, che nelle volontà testamentarie del Rossi doveva andare in eredità al figlio naturale Ottaviano, avuto con Bianca Pellegrini, è oggetto di aspre dispute spartitorie e compravendite: dal 1499 si avvicendano diversi proprietari ad iniziare dal maresciallo del re di Francia Pietro di Rohan, che lo vende ai Pallavicino. A metà del ‘500 Luisa Pallavincino lo porta in dote al marito Sforza Sforza, conte di Santa Fiora. Ospiti d’onore della signorile dimora furono Alessandro Farnese e il figlio Ranuccio, che nella romantica Camera d’Oro trascorre la sua luna di miele con la tredicenne consorte Margherita Aldobrandini. In questo periodo vengono realizzati i grandi cicli affrescati cinquecenteschi ad opera del pittore Cersare Baglione e vengono aperte due panoramiche logge in corrispondenza delle due torri rivolte verso il torrente: torre della Camera d’Oro e torre di San Nicomede. In tempi recenti il castello passa agli Sforza-Cesarini e Pietro Cacciaguerra che lo cede nel 1912 allo Stato, dopo averlo spogliato dei preziosi arredi, sopravvissuti alle razzie dei proprietari precedenti. Fonte: castelliemiliaromagna.it/it/s/langhirano/6007-castello_di...
Le pont de Rohan est un pont habité franchissant l'Elorn au centre de Landerneau, dans le Finistère. C'est l'un des plus vieux des quarante-cinq ponts garnis de maisons d'Europe.Construit au xvie siècle au fond de l'aber qui servait de port, il a l'originalité supplémentaire de subir la marée et de séparer l'eau douce de l'eau saumâtre.
Der Rohan-Palast wurde zwischen 1732 und 1742 nach Plänen von Robert de Cotte, Hofbaumeister des französischen Königs, für Kardinal Armand-Gaston de Rohan-Soubise, Fürstbischof von Straßburg, errichtet.
Das Straßburger Bischofspalais, entworfen nach dem Vorbild der großen Pariser Stadthäuser, gilt in Frankreich sowohl aufgrund der edlen klassischen Fassaden als auch aufgrund der prunkvollen Innenraumgestaltung als eines der architektonischen Meisterwerke des 18. Jahrhunderts.
Dieses herrliche Gebäude - innerhalb von zehn Jahren erbaut, gestaltet und möbliert - wurde seit seiner Errichtung kaum verändert und zeichnet sich besonders durch seine außergewöhnliche Stiltreue aus.
L'Hôtel Résidence de Rohan se situe dans un grand parc, cette demeure de caractère datant du XIXème siècle, construite sur le front de mer, donne un accès direct à la plage de Nauzan.
Whilst walking through Dinorwic quarry just as the season changed I noticed the red Rohan berries popping against the distant mountainside.
Louis René Édouard, cardinal de Rohan (Paris, 25 September 1734 – 16 February 1803), prince de Rohan-Guemenée, was a French bishop of Strasbourg (then Strassburg), politician, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, and cadet of the Rohan family (which traced its origin to the kings of Brittany).
De Rohan arrived at Vienna in January 1772, and made a great noise with his lavish charitable festivals. But the empress Maria Theresa was hostile to him; not only did he attempt to thwart her policy, but he also spread scandals about her daughter, Marie Antoinette.
On the death of Louis XV in 1774, de Rohan was recalled from Vienna, and coldly received in Paris; but his family's influence was too great for him to be neglected, and in 1777 he was made grand almoner. In 1778 he was made a cardinal on the nomination of Stanislaus Poniatowski (the king of Poland). In 1779, Édouard succeeded his uncle as bishop of Strasbourg, though he spent much of his career working in Paris, as he preferred an elegant lifestyle to his clerical duties. Despite his enhanced status, the cardinal was restless and unhappy, seeking to appease the animosity which Marie Antoinette felt against him.
In pursuit of this object he fell into the hands of a gang of intriguers, the comtesse de Lamotte, and others, perhaps including the notorious Cagliostro, whose actions form part of the affair of the diamond necklace. De Rohan was certainly led to believe that his attentions to the Queen were welcomed, and that she approved his arrangements for her to receive the famous necklace. He was the dupe of others, however, and at the trial in 1786 before the parlement his acquittal was received with universal enthusiasm, and regarded as a victory over the royal court and the unpopular queen. He was deprived of his office as grand almoner and exiled to his abbey of Chaise-Dieu. In exile his character improved, and he spent what wealth remained to him in providing for the poor clergy of his diocese who had been obliged to leave France; and in 1801 he resigned his nominal office as Bishop of Strasbourg.
This picture was taken in a park near Queenstown with the Remarkables range of mountains as a backdrop. The point of view is where Peter Jackson shot the scene of the people of Edoras fleeing to Helm's deep in the movie The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. The line of extras moved from behind the lake and along the path beside where LC is sitting, towards the camera.
It took me about an hour to get this shot as the band of cloud was covering the whole of the Remarkables range. There was no view behind the lake at all. LC was patient enough to wait around with me for the clouds to clear enough to get this shot. A little write-up of this shot can be found here.